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Hi. You mention that the flow sensor is position dependent. Do you mean like right side up or flow direction dependent? I.e. in the return side it needs to be reversed?
TIA
Hi DougN,
I meant that you could spin the sensor around the axle of flow.
Before you disassemble it from the outgoing side mark the top.
(Took me a while to figure it out… )
It sounds like you have a solid plan for your spindle setup and cooling system, Brian! Similar to planning with a height difference chart, where precise measurements are key to ensuring everything aligns, your focus on the lift capacity, tubing length, and coolant connections shows great attention to detail.
While the Vevor CW3000 claims a 10-meter lift capacity, your approach of planning for a realistic 1.5 meters makes sense—just like making adjustments based on actual height differences. Matching the tubing to the spindle’s coolant connections and using quality automotive antifreeze mix will help ensure smooth operation, much like ensuring proper alignment on a height chart to avoid gaps. Your setup should run efficiently with this thoughtful consideration!
…then you have clear directions (as long you do not try to use it in a room without gravity).
“Arrow needs to show in direction of flow and has to go to the bottom side”
I think I found it more obvious to have the arrow on the top and failed in my first attempt.
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